Nothing can be changed in the system when the system itself is revolting against those who opposed violence.

Nilantha Ilangamuwa
Nothing can be changed in the system when the system...
Nothing can be changed in the system when the system...
Nothing can be changed in the system when the system...
Nothing can be changed in the system when the system...
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Nothing can be changed in the system when the system itself is revolting against those who opposed violence. This quote refers to how nothing can be done when the system itself is fighting against its own people and they are fighting against the system. The quote is referring to the Syrian government and how it has been fighting against Syrian opposition and Syrian protesters and Syrian rebels.

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